U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yield Rises 9.03 Basis Points to 4.952%

U.S. Treasury yields extended their gains after CPI data, with the 10-year yield up 9.03 basis points to 4.952%. The move puts the benchmark close to 5% and brings the rate outlook watched by crypto traders into focus.

The two-year Treasury yield rose 16.54 basis points to 4.715%. Its increase exceeded the 10-year move, showing a larger jump at the shorter maturity in the latest figures. Both reported maturities moved higher after the CPI release.

The two rates stood at different levels, with the 10-year yield at 4.952% and the two-year at 4.715%. The figures show gains across both short- and longer-dated U.S. government debt, while the two-year posted the larger basis-point advance.

That distinction matters for traders tracking the interest-rate outlook: the 10-year yield rose just over nine basis points, while the two-year climbed by more than 16. Crypto traders watch that rate outlook as Treasury yields shift, making the post-CPI move relevant to crypto markets.